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Agenda Quick Poll Report Out Your Resources Quick Poll - Media Diet Menti Meter Open www.menti.com on your phone or laptop Enter code 23 23 37 Apprenticeship Evolution Campaign USDOL Grant CDLE/CWDC spent $200,000 of a U.S.


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  • Quick Poll
  • Report Out
  • Your Resources

Agenda

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Quick Poll - Media Diet

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Open www.menti.com

  • n your phone or laptop

Enter code 23 23 37

Menti Meter

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Apprenticeship Evolution Campaign

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CDLE/CWDC spent $200,000 of a U.S. Department of Labor and Employment grant to promote apprenticeships.

USDOL Grant

Apprenticeship Evolution Budget

Item Company/Organization Cost Interagency Contract CWDC/CDHE $70,000 PSA Media Buys Colorado Broadcasters’ Association ($15K/month) $60,000 Advertising Cactus $65,000 PSA Production Assets Colorado Office of Government, Policy and Public Relations

$5,000

Total: $200,000

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1. Launch a statewide campaign to promote apprenticeships using funds from the USDOL grant. 2. Set foundation for future BEL Commission communications work. Key deliverables

  • Communications plan
  • Communications roadmap
  • Collateral and support material

Project Goals

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Key Strategies

  • Launch statewide PSA campaign and accompanying microsite
  • Pursue paid and earned media opportunities
  • Leverage agency/organization social media channels
  • Craft unified messaging that informs collateral and resources

Communications Goals and Strategies

Key Goals

  • Change perceptions of apprenticeships among students, adult

learners and business owners

  • Increase understanding of, interest in and participation in existing

programs

  • Increase interest in, understanding of and drive adoption among

new businesses

  • Communicate outcomes to secondary audiences
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Primary: Youth, adult job-seekers and business leaders

Key Audiences

Secondary: Influencers (parents, counselors, policymakers community members, etc.)

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Television and Radio (through August)

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Digital views: 2,720,981; 69% VCR Facebook views: 176,583; 90% VCR Twitter views: 62,491; 25% VCR

Total online paid media views: 2,960,055

Digital Metrics (As of Sept. 13, 2018)

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Website Metrics (As of Sept. 26, 2018)

  • 4,175 unique visitors
  • 3,272 unique visits
  • 6,618 total pageviews
  • Averaging about 175 visits a day since campaign

launch

Pageviews Breakdown Homepage: 54.85% Job Seekers: 33.68% Youth Apprenticeships: 6.82% Employers: 3.61% Youth Employers: 1.04%

Visits

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  • 27 webform submissions
  • 1,796 button clicks
  • “Find a program” – 1,066 clicks

Clicks

Website Metrics (As of Sept. 13, 2018)

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Complementary programming

August 13: Sam Walker guest spot on Apprenticeship Jobline with 9News September: Workforce Development Month November 12-16: National Apprenticeship Week Ongoing: Community outreach and training

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Your Resources

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  • Talking points
  • PowerPoint with embedded notes
  • Social media graphics and sample posts

Communications Resources

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  • What are the biggest barriers to WBL adoption?
  • What kinds of campaigns do you want to see?
  • Who are some latent audiences we should speak

to?

Future communications

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Questions?